Downloads

The Wolf Project client for Android and Linux. A Windows version will follow.

Android

Package	Version	Size	SHA-256
Android (arm64) TheWolfProject-Android-arm64-0.0.7.apk Allow installing apps from this source, then open the APK. The game graphics download on first start and updates install automatically.	1.0	20.2 MB	`354c453fcfd48e48960d85c332c5ceba22e38a7de4f50a7fd5817c375c68e9a2`

Installing on Android

Download the APK on your phone.
Open it. If Android asks, allow installing apps from this source (your browser or file manager).
Start The Wolf Project. The first start downloads the game graphics, so use Wi-Fi if you can.

Linux

Package	Version	Size	SHA-256
Linux (64-bit) TheWolfProject-Linux-x64-0.0.7.tar.gz Unpack and run ./otclient. Needs glibc 2.35 or newer (Ubuntu 22.04+). The game graphics download on first start and updates install automatically.	1.0	19.0 MB	`a22addf1d5ec7f4b5c661b89e36cabca5f57bcffc7f979494d645ee9a0669bec`

Installing on Linux

Unpack the archive, for example tar -xf TheWolfProject-Linux-x64-0.0.7.tar.gz.
Run the client from the unpacked directory.
The first start downloads the game graphics, so it takes a while.

Check a download with sha256sum (Linux) and compare it with the SHA-256 above.

What's new

Client build 32

Build 32 – Real numbers, and a colour for every level

The item panel now shows an upgraded item's own attack, defence and armour, with what the level added: "61 (+11)", not the plain 50 the item type carries.
Every upgrade level has its own colour, from the first green step through blue to the gold and red of a +9 and a +10.
The item's name wears that colour too, so one look tells you how far it has come.

Build 31 – Upgrades in the item panel

The item panel now tells you what an upgraded item is worth: its level, what that level adds, and the traits it carries.
It says this for anything you are carrying, worn or packed away in a bag.
A plain item stays quiet about it, so only real upgrades take up room.

Build 30 – The whole description

The item panel no longer cuts a long description short: the card grows to fit every line of it.
A weapon with a story to tell, such as the cobrafang dagger, now reads in full.

The whole changelog